Deseret Evening News | 1890-09-06 | Page 2 | Too Much

Too Much. One of the New York clly enumerators enu-merators for the district embracing a certain pnttion of Ikixlcr i-ln-et relates the folhwing ixcrieiief: Pulling the bell of a low briik house It is answt rwl by n shrewd looking foreigner, to whom are put the li'ual questions. "What Is jour name?" "Jloses Iiavitiskj, aus Pocn in Poland." "Are you marril" "Yes. six year". Mine wife's nam is filched, and I hive nine ihlldreii." "Your business?" "I am a second, lianl clodlilng dealer " "What Is yotir religion?" The man stared Idankly at the enumerator for a moment and then, turning, hocillcd Inside- "IU a-chel, I tells hint all I ftm Ixit liu vants to Utwx my re-leetchlon!" Something was said In response in a strange tongue, when Mnses, with a twinkle in bis tjc, bends doa n to the census taken "Don't glf It ava; I'm a tu va ker.'' l'ii!adctpHa Times.